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alright at 190k the new bonne is due for a good tune up. oil,air filter etc etc. I'm also looking to change the supercharger oil. (last time it probably was changed I was playing with pogs while watching power rangers) anyway I did some searching and I'm trying to figure out if these superchargers really need supercharger oil or will some regular motor oil work?

yes i read the write up

IMO why take the risk? Just spend the $8 for the supercharger oil.

Edit: By the way POGS = da bomb......in like 1992

I would definitely use the recommended oil. The viscosity of the SC oil is different than standard motor oil.

Here is a link to the overall process if you need it...
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... =56&t=1690

Plus it's made with special materials for use in that application. IIRC, S1's only need 1-4oz bottle from the dealer.

alright. anyone have pics of the plug? i know its somewhere

back side of the s/c snout

found it!!!

Just out of curiosity, does Eaton have a recommended substitute (i.e. the same basic additives as what GM sells for SC oil?)

Just thinking of what might happen a few years down the road when the "new" GM doesn't have it available at the parts counter.

clm2112 wrote:Just out of curiosity, does Eaton have a recommended substitute (i.e. the same basic additives as what GM sells for SC oil?)

Just thinking of what might happen a few years down the road when the "new" GM doesn't have it available at the parts counter.

anyone have a part number? i'm looking to pick up a bottle localy

Supercharger Oil P/N 10953513

(from the link I posted above)

clm2112 wrote:Just out of curiosity, does Eaton have a recommended substitute (i.e. the same basic additives as what GM sells for SC oil?)

Just thinking of what might happen a few years down the road when the "new" GM doesn't have it available at the parts counter.

I would expect the oil to be available from the various venders here.

I sent an email to Magnuson asking for alternatives to the dealer; here is the response:

From: David Gonzalez [dgonzalez@magnacharger.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 12:12 PM
To:
Subject: S/C oil

Hello Mike, You can always order the oil direct from us. Feel free to
contact me or any of the salesmen or sales woman here.

Regards,
David Gonzalez
Account Manager
Magna Charger
1990 Knoll Dr.
Ventura Ca. 93003
(805)642-8833 ext.253
dgonzalez@magnacharger.com

Greyhare wrote:

From: David Gonzalez [dgonzalez@magnacharger.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 12:12 PM
To:
Subject: S/C oil

Hello Mike, You can always order the oil direct from us. Feel free to
contact me or any of the salesmen or sales woman here.

Regards,
David Gonzalez
Account Manager
Magna Charger
1990 Knoll Dr.
Ventura Ca. 93003
(805)642-8833 ext.253
dgonzalez@magnacharger.com

WOW very PC! he separated salesmen and sales women....he coulda just said sales person....

supposedly there's a TSB out that mobil1 5w30 synthetic can be used in place of S/c oil. i have heard of it but haven't seen the bulletin for myself yet

Not worth it IMHO. You should be able to get the correct oil from anyone who deals with Eaton blowers.

I know of two instances where people cooked their blowers using motor oil. It made a nasty mess. One is a member here.

Use the proper oil.

willwren wrote:I know of two instances where people cooked their blowers using motor oil. It made a nasty mess. One is a member here.

Use the proper oil.

gots me some oil




could you elaborate more though on those cooked blowers?

I just removed the old, dirty oil...flushed it....and now have brand new oil in!

Sounds a little better and boost also is more responsive, but that may be because I removed a birds nest in my intake also

PS, oil is a little over $10 here in SC...I get it for 7$ with tax (if your local, Charleston SC) lmk ill get you some too...